Speed Cubing (3×3)

Speed Cubing (3×3)

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The 3x3 event is the most iconic and popular event in the world of speedcubing. Participants compete to solve the classic 3x3 Cube everyone knows as quickly as possible! With over 43 quintillion different combinations, each scramble is totally different to the last, offering a truly unique solution each time. The World Record of just 3.13 seconds set by American Max Park, whereas the average WR currently stands at 4.48 seconds by Yiheng Wang from China.

Each player will be asked to solve the cube five times, with times recorded to two decimal places and a players score being the average of their middle three times (ie the fastest and the slowest are ignored).  If this average is tied between two competitors, the competitor with the best single places above the other.  Once all players have posted their score the top 10 will contest the final.  The format is the same as for the initial rounds except that the scrambles will be the same for each player to ensure a level playing field.

The maximum time allowed per solve is 10 minutes.

The 3x3 competition shall be preceded by an introduction for new players, with the tournament itself starting at 19:00. New players can also prepare in advance by reading this competitor tutorial.

This event is being run by the UK Cube Association (UKCA) and is in compliance with World Cubing Association (WCA) regulations. Competitors are asked to bring a form of ID to the event, or provide this via email for WCA records. Further information available at: https://www.worldcubeassociation.org/competitions/MindSportsOlympiadLondon2024.

Tickets will go on sale on Monday 10th June at 19:00 BST (UTC+1).  The event will appear as sold out prior to tickets going on sale but be assured tickets will become available at this time.

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    The 3×3 event is the most iconic and popular event in the world of speedcubing. Participants compete to solve the classic 3×3 Cube everyone knows as quickly as possible! With over 43 quintillion different combinations, each scramble is totally different to the last, offering a truly unique solution each time. The World Record of just 3.13 seconds set by American Max Park, whereas the average WR currently stands at 4.48 seconds by Yiheng Wang from China.

    Each player will be asked to solve the cube five times, with times recorded to two decimal places and a players score being the average of their middle three times (ie the fastest and the slowest are ignored).  If this average is tied between two competitors, the competitor with the best single places above the other.  Once all players have posted their score the top 10 will contest the final.  The format is the same as for the initial rounds except that the scrambles will be the same for each player to ensure a level playing field.

    The maximum time allowed per solve is 10 minutes.

    The 3×3 competition shall be preceded by an introduction for new players, with the tournament itself starting at 19:00. New players can also prepare in advance by reading this competitor tutorial.

    This event is being run by the UK Cube Association (UKCA) and is in compliance with World Cubing Association (WCA) regulations. Competitors are asked to bring a form of ID to the event, or provide this via email for WCA records. Further information available at: https://www.worldcubeassociation.org/competitions/MindSportsOlympiadLondon2024.

    Tickets will go on sale on Monday 10th June at 19:00 BST (UTC+1).  The event will appear as sold out prior to tickets going on sale but be assured tickets will become available at this time.

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  • Event Details

    Event Details

    Date: 22 August 2024

    Start time: 18:45 BST

    End time: 21:30 BST

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